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In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is an advanced reproductive tool that helps sheep and goat producers make faster, more intentional genetic progress by creating embryos from elite females in a more controlled and efficient way.
Through a partnership between Reproduction Specialty Group (RSG) and Trans Ova Genetics, IVF services combine specialized veterinary care with proven reproductive expertise to support more consistent, reliable breeding outcomes.
What is In Vitro Fertilization?
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is a reproductive process in which oocytes are collected from a donor female, fertilized in a controlled environment, and developed into embryos for transfer or freezing.
For sheep and goat producers, IVF can create more opportunities to multiply valuable genetics, reduce the limitations of traditional breeding timelines, and build a more strategic breeding program.
How IVF Services Are Delivered
IVF services are delivered through a partnership between RSG and Trans Ova Genetics.
This model brings field service and reproductive support together to create a more streamlined experience and dependable results for producers.
Why Producers Use IVF
IVF is often used to:
When paired with the right service and reproductive support, IVF becomes a practical tool for producers looking to build a stronger and more predictable genetic program.
Embryo Development and Results
Embryo results can vary from donor to donor and from collection to collection. Outcomes are influenced by factors such as donor response, reproductive condition, semen quality, and overall program management.
Each collection is evaluated individually, with the goal of producing embryos that support long-term genetic progress and reproductive success.
Schedule IVF Services
All scheduling, veterinary services, and donor procedure coordination for small ruminant IVF are managed by Reproduction Specialty Group (RSG).